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Offline Senex

Re: Another Deneb production run?
« on: October 08, 2011, 06:43:23 AM »
Quote from: LoadWB;662889
Ok, so E3B cannot license Poseidon; why can't the end user license it for themselves?


In our (german) interview Christoph already linked to, it has been made clear that there will be no business relation between PCP and E3B anymore, including for example third parties sub-licensing the Deneb card.

Therefore also end users buying Deneb and Poseidon separately themselves would cause E3B earning money thanks to PCP. Thus the only solution could be finding a comparably high-skilled developer like Chris Hodges writing Deneb drivers for an AmigaOS-backported version of Poseidon for AROS.
 

Offline Senex

Re: Another Deneb production run?
« Reply #1 on: October 09, 2011, 07:08:08 AM »
Quote from: Crumb;660458
DaVinci is an unreleased PCI solution that is fitted on top of ISA slots (more or less like Mediator4000T) and connects the ZorroIII slot with the PCIs.


Based on the Prometheus, which rights I acquired at the time when Ron van Herk of Computer City and I had set up AHT Europe Ltd. (a company for mainly trying to market a PowerPC-based Amiga STB). My business partner of that time then passed it on to EHB for development of the DaVinci, but I don't know about the details of their negotiations. At least from my side there's definitely nothing holding DaVinci back, E3B is free to do with that stuff whatever they want.